7. The House of Culture (S.XVI to S.XX)

Summary

The House of Culture this building known as Casa de la cultura dates back to the 16th and it was the ancient prison of Carrión de los Condes. After the War of Independence, against the French troops, it was used as a provisional town hall. Today it’s converted and used as a public library. The entire building was made of stone. There are 2 coats of arms standing out on its facade, one of them indicates the date of its foundation as the Council’s house, and the other corresponds to the Villa de Carrión.

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